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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
1
A severe house fire swept a ranch residence in the Fight Mile district on Saturday. Mrs Frater and her daughter, who were away to prepare dinner, returned to find the home ablaze and were unable to save belongings. Neighbors summoned help, but the modern structure suffered total loss and little insurance coverage was noted.
A fragmentary list shows July term fraternal officers and members named with ranks such as Past Noble and Vice Grand. Names include Frank Listechiell Richart Lundell William McPineal Lee Howell J Bristow and George Ely amid ceremonial matches for the term beginning July 1.
Dr Mellenthin will be in The Dalles at The Dals Hotel on July 21 and in Pendleton at the Dorion Hotel on July 22 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
One day only free consultation offered by Dr Mellenthin for those with ailments of the chest abdomen head ear nose and throat. Those treated medicinally with proper diet and hygiene pay a nominal charge. Name list of satisfied patients includes Harriet Anstadt Astoria Alfred Clemmens Corvallis Chas Desch Portland W G Grubbe Albany and others from across Oregon and California. Permanent address listed as 268 South Serano Los Angeles California.
A Willow Grange event drew a good crowd Saturday evening at Graove with officers on duty. Next Saturday an invitation dance at Ceell Hell hosted by H E Coombe. July 0 is the next Grange meeting with an orchestra, solo singing, and a program on Admiral Byrd's life and trips.
The lone district hires bus drivers for routes within School District No. 45 No. 1 Rhea Creek from Padberg ranch to the lone school house and back Loren St Hales No. 2 Willow Creek from lone school to McCurdy place and Ledbetter place back Edison Mor vant No. 8 Gooseberry to Heckner and back No. 4 North Side to Cross Smouse Fitzpatrick and Mackin places back Pred Manhkin.
The Star Brand team lost the ball game Sunday in Arlington. Next Sunday Wasco will play at Lone. this will be the last game of the season. Wendell and Alfred Balsiger of Moro spent Sunday with home folks in Lone. Harvest near. Dwight Mianer, John Troedao n, Fred Mankin, Henry Peterson and C A Jamison are delivering wheat in Lone and many more will haul wheat to local elevators before publication.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Roy Stender and children visiting relatives in Salem. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ralph Tijer of Condon visiting the Turners. Miss Ruth Nelson and Miss Hoover of Tarmook were guests at the Lundell home en route to Yellowstone via Salt Lake City. Wm Chandler and Nebraska guests left for Willamette valley and coast points. Laura attends Morgan with Mrs Elvin Ely. Cecil Lieslien of Pendleton visits Hynd Brothers ranch with Lieu allies family. Ballenbrock and daughter trip to Bitter Springs with Mr and Mrs F Cochran. Krebs with Freeman Becker and family from Portland visit. Rev and Mrs Dollarhide to Lone for Pentecostal meetings. Weather: lone’s high reaches 98 then cooler. Also ads: two 50 gallon vinegar barrels at 2.50 each. I R Robison Motors advertises reground bearings and shafts.
The report lists multiple personal notices: Jennie May and Charles Sherwood return to Portland after time at the Mark Agee home. Marvel Sherwood and a friend drove to collect the children. The Barlows rent the Bullard residence recently bought by J E Grimes. Gulicks from Vancouver are guests at the Willard Blake home, with sisters Mrs Gulick and Mrs Blake.
Local cleaner promotes quality on ladies garments and faster service than competing shops. Emphasizes meticulous work on women's clothing alongside menswear offerings.
J G Frank owner of six lots in Cluffs Third addition seeks vacation of part of McGee Street between G Street and Hi Street. Common Council set August 5 1980 hearing at 8 pm in City Council Chamber. Petition on file with City Recorder of Lone Oregon dated July 1 1930.
Fresh vegetables available including beets carrots cabbage green onions cucumbers green beans parsnips squashes and apples. Also listed are Ohio Improved Chester White pigs from registered stock at a bargain, offered near Windsor Castle Range down the highway mile below the Elevator.
Mrs M. Fred Ritchie announces she will recall maternity cases at her Second Street home or visit patients at their location. Services offered with satisfactory prices and flexible arrangements for those in need.
Citizens Military Training Camp near here nears close with July 19 as final day. About 700 Oregon and southwestern Washington youths show improved bearing and discipline. Practice weights increase and core commands strengthen overall progress.
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